Townleyites stage counter political demonstrations across cities
Townleyites hold counter demonstrations in Grand Forks Minot and Devils Lake as loyalty events favoring North Dakota soldiers leaving for Camp Dodge are staged. Ward County selectives petition governor not to address them while Lindbergh faces disloyalist concerns. Townley allies organize rallies and deputies prepare to maintain order.
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Townleyites
Minot
Ward
Camp Dodge
Frazier
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Townley
C. EK. Tageson
A. Bowne
Fe Fen
Griffith Farm
Central Park
Lindbergh
Devils Lake
Flynn
Box
Jamestown
Frasier
Langer
H. B. More
Nonpartisan League
Devils Dorits
Thomas Allan Box
Thermob
North Dakotas
Thomas Allan
Bor
North Dakowa
Cowal
Council of Defense
League
Devils’ Lake
C. A. Lindbergh
United States
Thomas Allah Box
Aenae
Bulgarian Foreign Policy Status Report and Cabinet Change
A fragmentary dispatch from Amsterdam notes Bulgaria faces no change in foreign policy as Premier Malinof orients the new cabinet in Sofia. The report mentions expected support within the reshuffled government but lacks full details due to damaged text.
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Azeaterdam
Dalley
Malinof
Sofia
Baron Burian Seeks Indefinite Postponement of Austrian Offensive
London reports Baron Burian sought consent to delay the Austrian drive amid a food shortage risk. The Daily Mail correspondent notes Berlin urged an immediate offensive to ease the Western front and restore morale, while Burian warned deferral could spark internal unrest.
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London
Germany
Baron Burian
Daily Mail
Annemanse
France
Austria
Berlin
Hughes to seek U.S. backing for Australia Pacific policy
London June 24 William H Hughes Australian premier after imperial conference plans to travel to the United States to present to President Wilson a full statement of Australia policy on the Pacific and the Monroe Doctrine He will seek U S support and co operation in maintaining a policy essential to Australia's territorial integrity and proposes control of Pacific islands by friendly civilized nations.
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London
William H. Hughes
United States
Wilson
Australia
Pacific
Liverpool Post
Hughes
Post
Austrailia le Ee
Two Dead In Moose Jaw Auto Crash Report
A fatal motor accident at the C P R crossing near Moose Jaw left two dead and one seriously injured. John Carleton, 61, farmer of Primrose Farm Pasqua, Saak., and Mrs. John Harrison of Ripley Ont. died. Mrs. Smith of Ontario was dangerously injured. The collision occurred late Sunday afternoon as a passenger train passed the crossing.
Strike Causes 1500 CPR Workers To Be Laid Off
Winnipeg June 24 notices posted in Canadian Pacific railway shops say a machinist strike of 400 workers forces temporary closure of shops. About 1500 boilermakers blacksmiths pipe fitters sheet metal workers and helpers are affected until further notice.
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Winnipeg
Man
Canadian Pacific Railway
Strikes Spread in German Cities Amid War Work Slowdown
Extensive strikes break out in two large German cities with workers in munitions plants walking out. The action, reported by the Daily, affects Cologne and Munich as demand for armaments grows and labor protests erupt Thursday.
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London
Branco
Cologne
Mueiheim
Italian Resistance Halts Austrian Drive on Piave Front
War summary reports Austrian forces retreating after eight days of fighting on the Piave as Italian resistance under General Diaz holds the line from Montello to the plains. Allied morale rises in Italy while Vienna faces reports of heavy rains, flooded rivers, and questionable Austrian prisoner tallies.
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Montello
Austria
Italy
Venetian
Lombardy
Piave
Plave
Vienna
Diaz
Alc Jossen
Rome
Itrattan Bacn Tn
Dac
Ghemg Ho Eeet
Tana
France
Victory Is Complete Says Today's Reports on Piave
Italian forces claim a major Piave front victory with heavy Austrian losses and retreat. Reports describe bridges swept by floods, Italians crossing the Piave, and ongoing pursuit from Montello to the Adriatic as Austrians retreat in disorder. Concurrently British and French sectors report fresh Allied successes against German attacks near Bligny and Antheuil, with Rome predicting potential end of the war this year.
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Associated Press
Italy
Piave
Rome
Montello
Adriatic
Venice
Piave River
Austria Hungary
Piage
Marne-Rheims
Bligny
Rheims
Antheuil
Oise
France
Washington
Mentelio Platessa
Pus River
Ation
Carso
Isonso
Rene
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Speaker
Day
Minot, N. D—A
Towhler
U.S
C. P.R
Austria-Hungary
Asso Faa
Ee Deochmecom
Pamed
Northwest
Eri
J. A.A. Burnquist
Minnesota
Uesday E
Vick
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